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Presented by: uday

11 years ago

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Recent innovations on internet helped develop applications that collected people on social platforms. Facebook, twitter, g+ etc are some great examples everyone knows about.
As a next evolution step, can a political context related application help? What are the influencing patterns ? what could be success factors and myths revolving around such an idea?

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ninadsp

Hi Uday,

Looks like there was a minor bug, due to which we couldn’t sign up/comment on your session. Anyway, we’ve fixed it and people can now sign up. 🙂

Best of luck for the session, looking forward to it! Do you plan to talk about something similar to the Daemon mentioned in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(technothriller_series) ?

Ninad

February 20, 2013 at 9:46 pm ∘ Log in to Reply
uday

Thanks for correcting the glitch. Hope we now have an audience.
Dont know about Daemon.

this is about a path for a vast country like India esp the middle class leading the way.

Uday

February 20, 2013 at 11:37 pm ∘ Log in to Reply
sathyabhat

Hey,

Thanks for proposing the session. Please come early at 8AM to register your session. We will collect all 36 sessions purely on a first-come-first-serve-basis and run scheduling algorithm to minimize clashes and determine the time at which you’ll present the session.

Coming in late might result in you not being able to present your talk, so please be on time.

Thanks and enjoy Barcamp Bangalore 13

March 1, 2013 at 8:10 pm ∘ Log in to Reply
kohimavittal

Hi

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